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WELCOME MtiU SCHOOL SENIORS!
CAUFOttHA BAPTIST COLLEG-E, RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
Vol. II—No. 12
Student Publication
Friday, April 18, 1958
California Baptist College's Science Department
Visits Riverside County Museum During March
By Murrell Ellis
During the first week of March
the science department of CBC visited the Riverside County Museum
which was an important and inter-
First, to clear up some confusion,
this column is called "the knothole" and is not "the wormhole"
despite the comments contained
herein.
Recently George Phillips was
caught spinning (or making) records in the dark. Mary Lou was a
good listener.
George Ray had his little goatlike beard painted by the paint
crew. Battleship grey was the color, of course.
Jody, are you sure what you do
is called baby-sitting?
A very reliable source, a friend
of the family, has informed me
that Dewey Jones beats Bobbie
every morning just to keep her
in line. The ex-friend of the family is Joe Bryan.
"Heel" was the command given
to Thelma the other day by wife
trainer, Fred Monigold.
A free subscription to "Korna
Life'V is to be sent to each of the
two above mentioned couples.
Readers, I have a plea. Write
the editors of this rag and request
that I be given more room on the
page or even a whole page. I know
a lot more and I'm dying to tell it.
esting visit that anyone would enjoy.
For those concerned let's take a
short visit through the museum,
which is located at Seventh and Orange Street in downtown Riverside. It is located in the cellar of
the police department building.
Entering through the pathway
that leads from Orange, we walk
into the room of antique photography. This shows the growth
and development of Riverside and
County surroundings. They have
displayed many photographs of the
city and county dating back to the
middle of the nineteenth century.
Leaving here we now enter the
main room of exhibits.
As we move along the north wall
we can see many beautiful oil
paintings of old missions of California. Below these are many display cases containing all types of
mineral stones and insects.
At the far end of the room is
the most interesting, amazing, and
unusual exhibit in the - entire museum. It is a mummyfied Indian
woman and her child. It is said
they are over 2000 years old.
There are hundreds of things to
see and everyone is urged to go
and see for themselves. You will
also receive a very courteous welcome from the keepers at the Museum.
Coming Events
April 18, Thespian's Play
April 24, Religious Activities
Banquet
April 24, Petitions for ASB
officers due at noon
April 25-27, Spring Retreat
April 29, Fashion Show
Browns Visit Dr. Kerr
At Clcsremont's Library
For Arrangement Aids
Visiting recently with Dr. Willis
Kerr of Claremont, Dean and Mrs.
Olie T. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Harden, were shown through
the library at Claremont College,
where Dr. Kerr has been the librarian for a number of years.
The purpose of the interview was
to determine whether the library
at California Baptist College is up
to standard on cataloguing and
book arranging.
Dr. Kerr had agreed to help in
converting the hospital at CBC into
a new library as he has had 50
years experience in library work.
Dr. Marie Cole Berger
Speaks On Middle East
Dr. Marie Cole Berger spoke to
the student body on "Rays of Hope
in the Middle East." She explained
the work of the Mutual Security
Council and its three phases of
service, namely: military aid, technical development, and emergency
service. She was accompanied to
our campus by Mrs. Davis, Dean of
Women at the University of California, Riverside.
Dr. Marie Berger is a representative of the State Department of
the United States Government
with which she has worked since
1944. During the past fourteen
years Dr. Berger has traveled extensively as representative of the
state department. Her work has
chiefly been with the countries in
the Near East, Middle East and
Asia.
Since 1956 Dr. Berger has been
serving as Program Operations Officer for the Near East and South
Asia Regional Office of the International Co-operation Administration, the semi-autonomous agency
which, under State Department
general direction on foreign policy,
carries out the U. S. economic assistance programs abroad.

WELCOME MtiU SCHOOL SENIORS!
CAUFOttHA BAPTIST COLLEG-E, RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
Vol. II—No. 12
Student Publication
Friday, April 18, 1958
California Baptist College's Science Department
Visits Riverside County Museum During March
By Murrell Ellis
During the first week of March
the science department of CBC visited the Riverside County Museum
which was an important and inter-
First, to clear up some confusion,
this column is called "the knothole" and is not "the wormhole"
despite the comments contained
herein.
Recently George Phillips was
caught spinning (or making) records in the dark. Mary Lou was a
good listener.
George Ray had his little goatlike beard painted by the paint
crew. Battleship grey was the color, of course.
Jody, are you sure what you do
is called baby-sitting?
A very reliable source, a friend
of the family, has informed me
that Dewey Jones beats Bobbie
every morning just to keep her
in line. The ex-friend of the family is Joe Bryan.
"Heel" was the command given
to Thelma the other day by wife
trainer, Fred Monigold.
A free subscription to "Korna
Life'V is to be sent to each of the
two above mentioned couples.
Readers, I have a plea. Write
the editors of this rag and request
that I be given more room on the
page or even a whole page. I know
a lot more and I'm dying to tell it.
esting visit that anyone would enjoy.
For those concerned let's take a
short visit through the museum,
which is located at Seventh and Orange Street in downtown Riverside. It is located in the cellar of
the police department building.
Entering through the pathway
that leads from Orange, we walk
into the room of antique photography. This shows the growth
and development of Riverside and
County surroundings. They have
displayed many photographs of the
city and county dating back to the
middle of the nineteenth century.
Leaving here we now enter the
main room of exhibits.
As we move along the north wall
we can see many beautiful oil
paintings of old missions of California. Below these are many display cases containing all types of
mineral stones and insects.
At the far end of the room is
the most interesting, amazing, and
unusual exhibit in the - entire museum. It is a mummyfied Indian
woman and her child. It is said
they are over 2000 years old.
There are hundreds of things to
see and everyone is urged to go
and see for themselves. You will
also receive a very courteous welcome from the keepers at the Museum.
Coming Events
April 18, Thespian's Play
April 24, Religious Activities
Banquet
April 24, Petitions for ASB
officers due at noon
April 25-27, Spring Retreat
April 29, Fashion Show
Browns Visit Dr. Kerr
At Clcsremont's Library
For Arrangement Aids
Visiting recently with Dr. Willis
Kerr of Claremont, Dean and Mrs.
Olie T. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Harden, were shown through
the library at Claremont College,
where Dr. Kerr has been the librarian for a number of years.
The purpose of the interview was
to determine whether the library
at California Baptist College is up
to standard on cataloguing and
book arranging.
Dr. Kerr had agreed to help in
converting the hospital at CBC into
a new library as he has had 50
years experience in library work.
Dr. Marie Cole Berger
Speaks On Middle East
Dr. Marie Cole Berger spoke to
the student body on "Rays of Hope
in the Middle East." She explained
the work of the Mutual Security
Council and its three phases of
service, namely: military aid, technical development, and emergency
service. She was accompanied to
our campus by Mrs. Davis, Dean of
Women at the University of California, Riverside.
Dr. Marie Berger is a representative of the State Department of
the United States Government
with which she has worked since
1944. During the past fourteen
years Dr. Berger has traveled extensively as representative of the
state department. Her work has
chiefly been with the countries in
the Near East, Middle East and
Asia.
Since 1956 Dr. Berger has been
serving as Program Operations Officer for the Near East and South
Asia Regional Office of the International Co-operation Administration, the semi-autonomous agency
which, under State Department
general direction on foreign policy,
carries out the U. S. economic assistance programs abroad.